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Manufacturers have advertised inconsistently and many consumers expect better technology is right around the corner.

Many manufacturers did not follow the standard precisely, or inconsistently interpreted or completely ignored the references to EIA-485.

If the girl is inconsistently talking to you for hours on the phone and ignoring you the next day then the case is she is moody.

The underclass comprised very poor individuals who worked inconsistently, if at all, in the most menial jobs.

Meanwhile, Chinese officials have responded inconsistently.

Such litigants often face laws that are ambiguous, courts that rule inconsistently and patchy enforcement of rulings.

However, the proliferation of inconsistently developed services presents a challenge.

Disorient effects are being inconsistently applied to Black Blood of Draenor mobs.

Be aware, however, that you will find these same symbols used inconsistently among engineers.

He reflected hopefully and inconsistently, "Alexandra isn't much like other womenfolks. "

In practice, the us government applies discount rates inconsistently.

We were not supposed to trade markets inconsistently.

My list column headers are inconsistently truncated.

As with almost all cross-browser issues, these ready states are used somewhat inconsistently.

The base cases are then handled inconsistently by client code.

Be aware that browsers implement standards inconsistently and make sure your site works reasonably well across all major browsers.

But be careful not to act inconsistently toward your friends and make them feel confused about your feelings for them.

Developing countries often perform inconsistently.

In contrast, among the 122 couples who used condoms inconsistently, 12 of the uninfected partners became infected. 2